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Stoney End Lyrics by The Stone Poneys

Linda Ronstadt, Stone Poneys and Friends, Vol. III

1968

[Verse 1]
I was born from love
And my poor mother worked the mines
I was raised on the good book Jesus
'Til I read between the lines
Now, I don't believe I wanna see the morning
[Chorus]
Going to the stoney end
I never wanted to go to the stoney end
Mama, let me start all over
Cradle me, mama, cradle me again
[Verse 2]
I can still remember him
With lovelight in his eyes
But the lights flickered out and parted
As the sun began to rise
Now, I don't believe I wanna see the morning
[Chorus]
Going to the stoney end
I never wanted to go to the stoney end
Mama, let me start all over
Cradle me, mama, cradle me again
[Verse 3]
Never mind the forecast
For the sky has lost control
And the fury of a broken thunder's come
To match my ragin' soul
Yes, don't believe I wanna see the morning
[Chorus]
Going to the stoney end
I never wanted to go to the stoney end
Mama, let me start all over
Cradle me, mama, cradle me again
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The Stone Poneys

The Stone Poneys

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